‘Wordle’ #1,194 Hints, Clues and Answer for Wednesday, September 25 Game

Everyone has a tactic when it comes to solving the daily puzzle, Wordle.

But we used the power of artificial intelligence through ChatGPT to ask it what it thought would be the some of the best ways to crack the word game.

Before we get into the best methods to solve Wordle, let’s explain how to play the game.

Players must guess a five-letter word in six attempts or fewer and start by typing in a word. They then use the process of elimination to solve the puzzle.

A colored tile system helps along the way, letting you know if you’re on the right track. A green tile means the letter is in the word and in the correct spot. A yellow tile means the letter is in the word but in the wrong location. And a gray tile means the letter is not in the word at all.

ChatGPT recommended picking a starting word with a good mix of common letters “like A, E and consonants like R, T, S.” “This helps maximize your chances of identifying letters early,” it says, and that helps to “maximize their initial information.”

The AI system also suggested playing Wordle with a cool head and not rushing your guesses.

“Don’t fixate on one potential word too early. Be open to adjusting your guesses based on new information,” said ChatGPT.

“Don’t rush. Take your time to think about your guesses based on the feedback.”

If you need help working out Wednesday’s answer, check out our collection of clues below. But scroll with caution because the answer is revealed at the end of this article.

‘Wordle’ #1,194 Hints for Wednesday, September 25 Game

Newsweek has put together hints to help you solve today’s Wordle brainteaser.

Hint #1: The word is a noun and a verb.

Hint #2: It contains one vowel.

Hint #3: Synonyms include firebug or burn.

Hint #4: The term ends with the letter “H.”

Hint #5: The answer has no repeated letters.

‘Wordle’ #1,194 Answer for Wednesday, September 25 Game

The answer to Tuesday’s Wordle is “torch.”

Well done if you answered today’s Wordle correctly, but if you didn’t, there’s no need to stress. Wordle updates every day at midnight in your local time zone, which means you’ll get another opportunity to play on Wednesday. Newsweek will be back with another round of hints and tips for each new game.

In the meantime, why not test your brain with other word-based games like Lexigo and Spellspire?